Di stadium itu, penonton selalu bersorak kuat apabila kami menjaringkan gol.

Di is a preposition meaning “at / in / on (location)”.

In di stadium itu:

• di = at / in
• stadium = stadium
• itu = that

So di stadium itu = “at that stadium”.

Use di before nouns to indicate location:

• di rumah – at home
• di sekolah – at school
• di bandar – in the city

Itu literally means “that”, but in context it can function like “that” or sometimes like a specific “the” in English.

• stadium – stadium (general)
• stadium itu – that stadium / the (specific) stadium

Malay doesn’t have a separate word for “the”, so itu is often used to show you are talking about a specific, known thing:

• guru itu – that teacher / the teacher
• rumah itu – that house / the house

Malay word order is flexible with location phrases like di stadium itu.

Both of these are grammatically correct:

1. Di stadium itu, penonton selalu bersorak kuat apabila kami menjaringkan gol.
2. Penonton selalu bersorak kuat di stadium itu apabila kami menjaringkan gol.

Starting with Di stadium itu:

• emphasizes the place: At that stadium, (this is what happens…)

Putting it later:

• sounds more neutral and is also common.

So the fronted di stadium itu is a stylistic choice to highlight location.

Penonton means “spectator / viewer / audience” and can be singular or plural depending on context.

Malay usually does not mark plural with an ending like -s. Instead, context shows number:

• seorang penonton – one spectator
• para penonton / semua penonton – (all) the spectators
• penonton on its own can mean “the spectators / the audience” in this sentence.

So here penonton is understood as “the spectators / the crowd”.

Selalu means “always / often / usually,” depending on context; generally it means habitually / regularly.

In this sentence:

• penonton selalu bersorak kuat ≈ the spectators always cheer loudly

Typical position:

• Before the verb: penonton selalu bersorak
  You can also add nuance with other adverbs, but selalu normally comes directly before the verb it modifies.

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